Getting into the housing market can be intimidating. Not only is a home one of the biggest purchases most Canadians will make in their life, but home prices seem to be spiraling out of control. It’s no wonder that many first-time homebuyers need a little help. The good news is there’s help out there.

Spousal RRSPs are a great savings tool that allows couples to even out their retirement savings and save tax dollars when they need it most – in retirement.

Registered Education Savings Plans, otherwise known as RESPs, allow you to start saving for your child’s future aspirations early. In this blog, we'll cover RESPs in detail and how you can make the most of them.

Everyone loves the sound of tax-free. So, the name Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) causes ears to perk up around Canada. To help you make the most of your tax-free opportunities, we’ll cover TFSAs in detail with their benefits and drawbacks.

For high income earners, RRSPs can feel a bit like, well, squeezing into your favourite jeans from twenty years ago. They may still fit, but they’re definitely not comfortable anymore. The good news is there's a more comfortable way.

One of the sure signs of tax season, as a financial advisor, are the questions about tax-sheltered investments. One of the biggest we get asked is should I invest in a TFSA or an RRSP?